Xi Jinping’s Heat Level: Hot Arrests in Hong Kong
+ Fifteen pro-democracy activists have been arrested in Hong Kong. + Xi Jinping has used the detentions as reprisal for insubordination. + The pandemic allows Xi Jinping to take what…
+ Fifteen pro-democracy activists have been arrested in Hong Kong. + Xi Jinping has used the detentions as reprisal for insubordination. + The pandemic allows Xi Jinping to take what…
+ Al-Kadhimi is nominated as the 3rd candidate for Iraq’s PM position. + Iraq's power vacuum exacerbates the ongoing economic crisis. + Al-Kadhimi represents everything protesters have fought against. Source:…
+Erdogan lost a great deal of his power during the 2019 local elections. +He is using the COVID-19 as an excuse to regain that control. +The 2023 elections seem like…
+ The impeachment hot seat gave Trump increased political & presidential power! + Trump’s blazing command of the Republican Party raises his temperature! + Reelection is growing increasingly likely for…
Rwanda finds its president’s confidence hot and his opposition cold. His failures are the cabinets fault and their success is only due to him. He is bound to stay until…
+ Jacinda Ardern enforced strict border laws in light of COVID-19. + With New Zealand recording just 6 cases, Ardern was uniquely proactive. + The decision typifies her will to…
Women politicians are slowly but blazingly promoting peaceful policies. Female heads of government have been an outlier to peaceful trends. Fighting patriarchal values can make a change in foreign policymaking.…
Trump’s decision-making is largely reactive, putting him in our ‘Hot’ list this week. Trump will never be placed under a specific political ideology Such reactions serve his existential quest to…
After months of preparation, we had picked March 2, 2020, as our festive website launch date. Unfortunately, plans changed this past week: On Thursday news came out that an Italian…
+ Modi’s Citizenship Act pushes him forward in our Hot list this week. + Anti-Muslim sentiment of the Act has led to an uproar. + Ambiguous international laws allow for…